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23 June 09:46

The ECB has cut interest rates eight times since June 2024 and is considering new measures to support economic recovery, with further cuts expected.

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The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut interest rates eight times since June 2024, but announced a pause in monetary policy easing. Mario Centeno, a former governor of Portugal's central bank, emphasized the need for further cuts to reach the 2% inflation target. Centeno said the eurozone economy remains weak and current conditions do not allow a return to balance. Markets now expect a cut in the benchmark interest rate, possibly in 2025.

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Sunt necesare noi măsuri de stimulare a aconomiei din partea BCE – Mario Centeno, BCE
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Mario Centeno (BCE): Sunt necesare noi măsuri de stimulare în zona euro
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Zona euro este slabă şi are nevoie de noi măsuri de stimulare – BCE
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Mario Centeno (BCE): Economia zonei euro rămâne slabă și sunt necesare noi măsuri de stimulare - caleaeuropeana.ro

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